The typo is more specifically a double negative.
The statement could instead be any of these:
"Parameter m is used in neither this method nor any of its derived
methods." (a little confusing, but proper)
-or-
"Parameter m is neither used in this method nor any of its derived
methods."
-or-
"Parameter m is not used in either this method or any of its derived
methods."
regards,
Andrew
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> In code inspection, you have the phrase:
>
> "Parameter m is not used in neither this method nor any its derived
> methods."
>
> It should be "either"
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> Erb
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